Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 July 1883 — Page 1
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Loi;alFaets and Fancies. Keep on the sfeady sid&tf How will your whestt pan out f
The hay erep w ill be
Wal GentfyV flow working at Indianapolis, spent tb Foartjb at his home here.
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Picnics by girls alone ar iftft
ar.
Men still go fisliirig, and; fttftl catch nothing.
The next celebration, snlF btf the M. E. Conference.
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Frank AxtelFs firietids Say that it might liavebeen a dream, but it will soon be a reality.
J- W. Bnskirk have beeif to Indianapolis to attend to some jaw cases.
Green beans and bacon inakS the poor man fat. Poorly paid prsaehertf and
printers' wilt spend the summefi
at home.
EiWmingtdn couldn't gbt tfp
Fourth oi July, but she ought not to4 faif on an Old Settlers' meeting.
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Mxnit 3242 persons patrotifeeil'4ihe town pump on Howe's corner Mst Saturday
There was an asual number of drunken men on the streets last
.Saturday night. Tha most of
tlieni were' strangles ber& AfeKinney hits e&ptayed Jofift T) Morgan to collect delinquent taxes.
Wait Blair is now selling
off the Stirduer stock of boots and
Shoes, iri Mendelssohn hall, at
almost any price.Miss Bell Young has been visaing ffighds at Bedford.
There (if 6 quite a number of
seret societies here, but there is always tdtfain for one more, fhere is new talk tf setting un
a society bf "Ditdeg."
Inere will be a largd cftfp of
blackberries this yeafc 456 pieces of baggage were shipped from here during the month tffJrtnfy aiid 319 were received Bffs. J. L. Pitner ir now at Sailof Swings, I1L, for the benefit of hk health . v
Prci irtwtwd Mid wife are visiting friends at Alt&ona, 111. tte Bhtiftff tteffiiftf Indianapolis Ut Sunday nfigM atf d re
turned Mtfnday tfith Mr wife
who is much inttitttvea in
Al Obuch was in i&yn Thursday, Al has one of the4 finest
i in the State, at Rouclidale.
Tl- townrbbys: afe bahaviffgpretty well. None of them have lost a leg or an arm by the cars for nearly a year. t y Many ofur citizens object to entertaining preachers, during
the Jd. E. Conference, on accpuni
of the high price of ehictens.
A plasterer working for Benj.
Voss had his hand badly cut by
Tr- a timely last Saturday.
The City Oouncil meets toxiighti Friday. - ' ,
It is now spring
time to
go to .the
r Clean up your yards and alleys, the smelling committee is mound.
"The chair factory is now ready
the manufacture of
" Bedford savs Bioomimrton is getting too big for her breeches.
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The next county treasurer will net nnd Jiis iriends anxious to.go on his bond.
About 75 empty bTfr ktfgs are hipped frifm hear eatf if vfffek, besides ssVeral hundred nipty beer botfles It may beifl crrder t renl&ffe at lh?s time tfeat Bioomington has not licensed saloons, but wc'Cstoially fake
a little for "medicinal pufjses."
A Beef Hire always absents
a httay smne &tt$ tb& Bke Hive
gt&eeff is no ec! tct this rule." liasi atfrayv seven clerks 1tf& einojrcrd. The4 sales of tfefefewsr amoVilt io th times a nitfc thej'did under a former pfojwf whieh shows what enterprise will do The Blootnington people keep th&it steam fire engine moving1.
fif thly ca't trstf it at ftfes thev
! -A- . fit '. TVT
use ii ior euner purposes, vve shall not be surprised to hear of its being utilized to rim a portrble saw t&resM nJchine or sometfe fefow fe. Bedford Star.
Mat Hk;key, an engineer of
the L. Jf.- A. & C. R. R. was married iu New Albany Wednesday 6S last we?k j t& Mn. Ella E. Asheiv daefghtf of th Eev. t. Q. Beharrel of that c?ty We regret ta learn Miss 3ua Hughes decline to teach we the coming year. She h$ been a very popular teacher and superintendenti Bedford Magnet Judge Ei D. Pearsefn and bis' daughter, Caddie, left last Thursday for a visit to Monticello, Ind. The latter expects to remain fire or six weeks, we understand. Bedford Magnet Several of the Bloomington young men have crushed straw-
noses.
t'JRhe young men who say that the weather is hotter than hell wiilt find out their mistake in the swejet iby and by. : John Ehni is rusticating at Trinity-Springs. i
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' v John Mv McGee attended the Convention of County Sup'ta, at Indianapolis, last week.
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The dasiest of all the dasies
is the Bee Hive grocery delivery wagon. There is not a handt somer waeron of the kind in the
State. . : . '
Tho'tJhrne'f gfvn Vy tlVe Christian Ciuirdlf ladi'tfs on the Fourth was a gfaficf Success. The receipts tttffe'a! little1 over a hundred doiialfs, and the yas irbt over fille'en dtfl lars. Ice creaii? Was sttif dnfrng the afternoon and evening? ud eyery body seemed to enjoy themselves. The ladies of thtf church deserve
much credit for the success of
the dinner, as ti number of them worked hard' tcf bring about that result.-
moaning
The Buckeye Etaper and MWer, tX U. 3. Alleys, Bloomington did not eVST Ijrate. It was a dull day intownr Sev
eral private picnics w?ere" niade up by a number effamilidfy while the boys wrent in squads to the woods and took their beer with them. Some of our citizens went to Sllettsville; others to Bedford, Terre Haute and Greefticastle' ...... . v If it had not been for the' small boy and the shooting cf acker, the day would in no resptft resembled the Fourth of Jilly. On the Fourth of July taorningy at 10 o'clock, Charles B. Mitchell and Miss Anna Couch
were married at the lattVS home in liichland township. The Rev.
A. B. Philputt was the offiidat-
ing minister. The young Struple wefe the recipients of Several yGty handsome presehtSfTne of thtfm being a fine Jers$T cow piesented by Al Coucfe- They came to Bloomington' off fhe afternoon of the day of fhtfir marriage, and at once weh ftf house-1
keeping at the resident of Mr. j right, and Henry Scares, fireman MitcheU's motherf on Sdftth Col-iol the locomotive off the extra lege Avenue. Cnarley hd his was seridQsJy iniured. The en-
On last Moitrfay
about5 o'clock, an afcoidenioccurfed on the L. N.- A. & C, railway at a point called Horse Shoe Bend, a short distand6"this side of Bedford. The regular freight train was coming Noth and was
followed by an extra1.- At the
point above named1 severaT 6rs
on the rear of the regumi4 freight broke loase and wbht swiftly backward dcvn a grade The extra was folfcftving closely, consequently the locomertive of that train and the' loose eas collided, smashing things bf pretty bscfry Saniiiei McCoy, conductor' o'the regular freight, whd' was in the caboose asleep, waf killed out-
brid have a host of M5nds in
Blo6riiingtou, who extfid their htfafftesi congratulations, and hope they may enjoy a' long life
of happiness and prosperity.
At uieir meeting, last Thursday night; the Gdd Felloes elected the following officers: B. A. McGeV, N. G.; Lon If - Roger?, RecoYding Secretary; H. Holtzman, Permanent Secretary J. G. McPheeters, jr. treasurer. The Knights of Pythias elected the follffwr nfficerfl:
rienry ll oitiz man, i). U.; Wm. A. Ransom, V. C; Henry' Turner, M. at A.; Gus. Holteman, M. of Ex.; Charles Maxwell, M. ot F.; J. F. Pittman, K. of Rand S.: Wilson Adams, Prelate. The Red Men elected the following officers: T. Il. Sudberry, Sachem;1 JSd L. MoGee, Senior Sagamore; H. J' Feltusj- Junior
Sagamore? J. W. Wall Chief
A young lady who has for a beau a very thin man says she prefers one of that kin k, because the nearer the bone the sweeter the meat
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let the children go down to the river with the SI. E. excursion, oti the lth inst, It will do them good. Fifty Texas horses arrived here last Sunday, and are now ottered
forsale at Garnson Pauley's When you want a good- pic
ture, go to Jl M. Barnes west of
Ihe Court-house, he has the best Sight, neatea.and coolest gallery in Bloomington. l: G. R. Purdue spent the Fourth oi Beanblossom, hut the fish ere not patriotic enough to bite. Mr. A A. Baird, father of Mrs.
?e tus, left last Monday for Fres
no county, California,, where he
lias a son living.
Walter Lindley helped Green Castle celebrate. - ' John' and Charlev Tnrnr
and their mother kave gone to
Nashville, Tenn, to yiit 1M stives? - .
Capt. Mart Alexander visited Martinsville and Spencer to look after some old fees due him as Sheriff. He collested enough to pay the expenses of the trip. Baker, the photograph car man, on Fee's corner, has checks which he claims are worth $33, 000. This amount he savR was
inherited from his grandfather's estate, in Virginia. We hear that he recently received a postal card warning him that he wras to be robbed of his weal th(?). The wouldbe robbers should bear in mind that checks are one thing and money is another. Checks are not worth a dollar a bushel, unless, there is money to back them. The Mitchell Camp meeting, which begins on August 16tb, promises to be the greatest affair of the kind that ever took place in this part of the state, and preparations are being made for tens ot thousands of visitors. Nothing in the way of expense will
be spared to make it attractive
and agreeable, a nd the two roads
the 0. & M. and the L., N. A.& mill put fairs at such low rates
ft is -expected people will be pres-
,ent from aeariy ail e ver the state.
An eflfort is being made, which wijH pa deubt succeed, to have
the peat preacher Taimadge, of ikT . tr:..i Si'--j. ' i "" V"
iNew px&aem wxing em 4.
; Eli K. Milleh, Waldo Tanawt, Joseph iSmail, and,'.H.'Feltiis went over to Terre Haute on the
Fourth to help tki Knights oi l;hias colebrato, ' i: :
gmoer julripdy and
saved
his5 life: Thfc night Express
South add- the' daf" express' North exchanged' passengers and baggage and- Mtfftied.- McCoy lived at Orleans, to which point his remains were taken.
Before moving to 1m new
room, Win; Blair proposes to sell off his present stock of beSs and shoes at whatever they will bgtmg.
filMinip MpndclsjfitoJball,
;of Recbri?, C. A. Moblfe Keep-
fe of Wampum.; C. P. Tuffey, Pro
phet; L- W. Walker, Re)senta-
tive' to1 Grand ColihcHV W. B.
Smith, Alfernate.
S&F Buckle Reaper an JftSver.-ftf-
An old mer, unbosolill him-
tself in iMf manned TlySre's a
lot of feJlffw' saitf- Mr Vho would $ like dog ir iney couldnt find 6omcthii 6&r'6$b
about' Thev hav miM all
mannor f infamous thfhgs about the growing wheat, bul l want to tell you, they will have4 to get into their holes and hide themselves, for there will yet be an
average crop of wheat and in many places in my county, the
biggist yield they ever had.
The last fifteen days it has grown
stronger in the stalk and is head
ing out tip-top. Come around
about the first of July, w hen we
harvest, and measure the acreage
and count the bushels and see us smile. It'll do you good."
Reader! have you borrowed
this paper of your neighbor? If
so, put it down, and go straightway and subscribe for one for
yourself. You are fond of reading the paper, but you haven't
soul enough to pay fer one of your one. You would rather sponge upon your neighbor and borrow his. There would be no newspaper to borrow if all men were like you for the printers could not afford to print their papers for the benefit ol borrowers, and would have to close their offices and go out of the business altogether. What should be thought oi a man who would make it conn venient, every , day about inoal
time, to drop in and seat himself
at his neighbors table? You might as well do that, as to avail yourself every week, of his intellectual food, without paying for it The mail arrives at the-postoifice the papers are opened &n$ disr
tributed, and you may rake it convenient to hang avouod: and get bold of the paper aauUread it.
He maybe to polite fe&pel you
or deny you, kit ymay i o sure you lessen yoiuelf in hi 5
j. j V- ' - - 't
estimation, aoi Bbscnoo
tor yoursell..
Two roomie Ife. rent enq uire
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TBuckeye Reapei: arid- Moweiv:& J. W. Allen'si Gone at last! We yelcoine our old friend, Calvin-K Worral to the ranks of the happy' Bene1 diets. On last Tuesday" after
noon Cal was joihed in the holy
bandssof matrimony to' Emma waiter daUIitr &Jl5K Ware S. Walker of Beanblossom township. The knot' wras tied by the Rev. & W. Tkfyl A large party' of friends attehdetV t3i6 ceremonies, and they w&re1 royally dht'ertained' by the wholesoul, goOd-pAtufM Dr. Walker and His estimable! '.vhileCal and his bri&j6ihel heartily in tne mei'Vy making.; The"y6'ung . couple' went to Spencei W visit relatiySfef atiil next week will vMt CaFs pafeiife in' this city.- The 'Courier family extferids its' hear-
.tiest befet washes, and congratu;lato Cal 'and his bride" that they
Shave beginr a' nw life wrhi6h
j$ifdmiss "'so much happf ness and
IpBfepenty.
' Ifh-Sr Was a verv large croivd 'a tWEllettsuille Fourth of July
celebration Some say." it was
ciju ictrgest orvu mill ever assembfid at that plifce. There
ws ratisic by a brass' band,
John
ill by
ther Grand "Army ofthIiepublic.
and a pretty gbo time genei-aliy, The Granef rmy boys were disappointed in getting' their tents but they camped out all the same. At night a festival was held in the depot.
k Trip to tho Country;
How delightful n thins it i'9 hcff
the tlfcrrnoinetcr staivds Kigh Dp in
the niR4ete3; with fair praspect ol an
increase of temperature, to leave the
tiresome routine oi e Very (TSy duties,
the heated bricftsi, the dusty street-
;ways: atftl seels the coei ureases tnat
are to be found in thD gi'een4 shad6-
coVereif ectrntry; Tliere td" trander at t? ill through forest and meadow, to visit cases, go fishing in the cool
streams, or,- spend' the day iiv some
'Wild work watching tho little srreai
as it trickles dovfn th'e side' af some rock-eoverM precipice; jSielving the wild berried that grow abundantly every whore, gathering wild' roses and dreaming away the happy
hours, positively 56WoTtaMe in mind
and body. Ah I wealthy is he indeed wli'o' has country inezids, here he can be free to go and spend thua a
few of hot summer's days. Two Of us, 4weary of life and of living" had
the happiness to spend par; 6f last wetf m the near vicinity well 3nown tor 11 as the XSun'gei settlement. I Most kindly were w'e re'ee'd and hs pitaHly sntertaincdi Wa's't'lier'e 6vSr
?such sweet milk arid glorious olitter?
'such Uonny bread or such' ,fred 'Chicken?,, JMethinks not Each
home we entertained beapoko well the thrifty, untiring zeal of tire dwell ers; tlicrCin'; the kindly sympathy
jpromptin'g each act; the well ihfe"rnr-
(ed mind up with theiiewYof the day ; and with all that watchful' nnetv
to' make sure of the comfort of each giiest, wiiich is not always to lie
jfouud even in homes of plenty. We
fol!itd Unclo Jake" the same cheer-
jful, talkative, pleasant companion as
of old. Day in and day out ho. lies in one position, only varying the monotony of his life by sitting up a few moments each' day. For three loni iedi6i?3 ycanf tlils che'e vigorous man ha's" ekedout the hours of his existence. Yet no word of com" plaint evrer drop3 from his patient lips. Tirelessly, devotedly his, every
iwant'ts" responded t? and unceasing
effort made to lighten the load of sulFering and brighten the lifts thai jmuSt necessarily' be a wearisome one. What an example of patience and
,iclvristia, fortitude' he gives' Co us!
The depth of his Battering is not known even to his1 immediate friends. Bright in conversation, even" to a hvfhness at times j 'he entertain a thoJfe' wh seelhfS bost side as well as they who are in possession of porfeet health. Who can gainsay thai at some time thlsvery forbearance, this daily7 struggle for patience to endure will gain tho guerdon so .rick l promised? and who can even
picture the brightness of tho crown
so "good and faith! it i' a sevvaut'
merits? Hoping at some time in the near future Lo be able to repay in part at the least the kindness of thtfse rrichds,' Most heartily1 i NiconuMus.
Auditor's Eeport for iM Year Ending May 31s 1883.
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There has been received ti$ follows :
Acc6unt of Dog Revenue del; Accouu of Local Schobl Rev., Account of Township' RcVenu'e Account of Road Revenue," .
tAccou'nt! of Special School Rev,'
Account oT Redem'ptioh of Land,
L Account of Tu'rnpike Revenue,
Account of Turrfj5ike Bbn'ds sjld, ... Account of Co iinty Re von ue, as fo Ho ws r 4 November Installment!, dup: lil.tfJ l5 April rnstallmcnt, dup! 1885; t 184.81 87 Refunded !5y State for amoant paid' . . . . special iiid'ireB; 156 00'
Refu-n'd'ed by Sup' Poor . . t5 Off
' &31 W 2C00 Iff 11057 53. :h .
5040 94 $23067 18
5r7 3'6
,783. 83
1000 00
-Iiavo yoir tried ttie Boe
Hivo for your groceries. Next
door to postolfice. -HundsomS dr6s' goods and trintmiugs, at tli0 Bee-Hive. : fO "New York Mills" fiheuting atI,$dOalla,&: Go:
Lsto'akihgbf" Mr. J'cksolo";
R. East, and others-, 2r
Tht Buckeye Soapor and Mower, d J. W. Allen's.
at J. M. Baaag
Firo piiifes , tox boots and
jshoes, at Md)cpsQii ball.
And still another swiridLs
dodge is being successfully worked in the outskirts of the county, serving to point to the old cau
tion never sign your name to a
paper presented by a stranger.
Two fellows apparently strangers to each other, accidently meet at
a farmer's house each on a dif
ferent business, manage to stay
over night if they can, and make
a trade before they leave in tho -. l'tii n ' i
morning, m wnicn tne iarmer s name is wanted as a witness to
the contract, which afterwards
turns out to be a promisory note fixed up to a sum satisfactory to
the sharpem Quite a number
o formers Save been victimized.
? More mrih ;a h aim red teachc f s will be re quired to' supply the Schools of Monroe dounty. The
0me is short and uiider the new
Jaw, m one wishes CbCmarS'only a six months license. A5 good
way to crvoiatms wouia oe to nc-
tend the" Blooiningfcon Normal It will be' carried cSi in :i com-
peteiit manner by experience instructors. . ... The faw concehfih tea5ller3, license is now in effect, under it licenseeB: vlf be issued for six, twelve, twenty-foiri? imd thirtysix months, but a six months license will bo issued but on6eJ. This means higher attainments. It also means fewer examinations for well qualJied teachers. In view of this law and is provissions it will be of advantage to teachers to attend the Normal which opens in tbia city on the 23d of July. I
Refunded by Lnwrenco cb. jtory fee,'
Jury fees paid by clef If ck aou'rt, Brolfeifl Idcerisef n , jlTortiBlng paid oy ddlin'qaiant's IsriscellaneoijV Damago and cost sell 661 ftmdsal!; Docket fees oircuit Court . .. Total''
Belrinco in Treaiimry, Juno 1, 1882;- .". Total Receipts, Re&oeifced' l?y Coutity Treasurer," Balance in Treasury;: ... M . .
Outstanding orders June, 1883; ?S1035 88
iff oo; I'OO'OO 88 0' . . .
1T 90 f32S.a5.,24
62 60
51 00
8087 21
23617 81
$81703' 02 6705RT 81
;.Bti1. in TfeasuVy Juhe, ISSS;
Iadeb tedness 1 of the cb li h ty,
H6l)5 SO
$16430 68
Tliere hafc been tarrnts drawn on follofrmg amounts f
Dog: Revenue.... $5f or .
Tow nn hi pWeveiiiie i r2566 W
'Road Revenue. . ....... . . ..
Local' School Revenue, truateesV
.Speci lie School F u rid' . .' . . . . .
Redemption of Darfds ... . . Docket fees C, C; pd, State treasl
Fee and alariea" . ; ; . ...... ; ;
J u rorav .
Baili&V
Poor. .... ;.'.
Criminal . .
Public' Btfildirikff . . ,
fcoronor's Inquests. . ....... . . .
lioad and Ifiglmaya . . . . . . . foor farm1. .'... ., .". .... Klections '-i j .:. .... . BookV and iatiohery . : . . . ...'
Asseasin": Itcvcnu'o.
Insane ;,. . . ? -"-
Printinff and Advertising. . . .
House of Refuse . V. Y. .v.. .'iV
Fox 8calp Bounty . . , . . . m :
fnTcrest 6a County Orders . .7
Total issuiedi,
OutBtdndirife- orders June, 1882,
11057 53 - - -
41 ... 5040 1)4T $23067 1S - 897 3rf 6133 102M7 1)51 V? ,331 50 . . - $203- 83' - : ., 542 95 -23S;10? ,i . , ; -,
, 24 95 S'402 5ff
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2233 m imo oc .507. 20l
1717 li ; v now ... etoiy 2204; 1G $52337 Cfr ' $56453 00; 41682 64 r
Total warran'te to be redeemed.
Dedvct outstanding orders, June
1883,
310S5 88
., ..oUlt ranU-.rdcemcd,' :$gt099 &'
itrsctfuily sbbmitted
R: A. FCJLK, Auditot 5Iofar6'e CoTanty--
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rixtiires
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THE PROPRIETOR OF
NOUGE TO CONTR'ACTORS. Bids will be received by the com ttrou council of the city of Bloom-
sitigUm; Inflranain the council cham
ber, at their regular meeting Julv
i6th, l8s; for stone crossing at Duan
!aml Thirdftreets.
Sp6cifications fb?' oaid improvement are on file, and call be ,.8eea at the city clerk's office.
! The common council reserves right Lo 'reject any aM all bids. 1 Con tractors will" observe the lowing' resolution adopted by
iconitoou coutfeil. ' Kesblved, That hereafter no btts 'will be received and acted' upon' by the common council,- unless the In ames of tho sureties1 who are'1, lb sign the bond of' the applicant,1 in' 4:aso' he is awarded, tho contract, 'are. given in the b'vd;Robx. G. GnfiEViEjs, , Juno 22d, 1883 City Clerk;
the fol-the
Bids will be received bl thc com-
mou council of the city of Bloom
ington, Indian in the council chamber. at'i.Uisir" regular meeting July
Oth,1 18S3,for grading guttering and
macadamizing on Madison street, from north side of Fourth to" the
south side of Sixth street.
Speeiti cation a" for said improVe-
mont are on' file arid can ' b'Q seen at
fcity' olerk'a oMce. The eommou council : reserve tho right to reject &tf and' all Bids. ' Cunti actors will observe fcfce following resolution adopted by the bom men council. 1 Resolved, That herea ftoF no1 1 bids will be received an d acTed u"Th by the common ' coil ncii,' unless " the names of th'e sureties whb " aro to sign the bSffQ'or tho' applicant, in
case he is awarded the contract are
given in tne oiq, , Hcfv C. GfeEEVEs", ' .
une '21 1883 City Clerk. '
flfp&'tfaliy ahhonhfees & I M has a cplendid' assortment of the above named, gopdsr Tho; 4 ! Papers cmbraco NEW STYLES . ot gvoat- .au;iirpiainr--";.
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ffn'T ever befc
Shades
ore pfiered in this place. Among the .Window wiU: bo found EXQUISITE DESiGNlS itf ,
and Gilt Ssr iMe Curtainsl
e whole stock niust be seen to be prop irly appreciated, '
gpffLarlics, afid all other Id vers of the bcauttfui, will not fail to, call ,
iahd inspect our Stools. ' . 1 : i0SAU to bo iold dt prie&$ Alko, Wall Paper damaged liy t ti e late1 Firc jtbr5 al
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OF JOHN M. SLUSS
BECEASEIX
Za ti)fi.Monroc Ciacuit Oonrt in
itJiO State o Iiuliana.
AH Creditors, IIcir&,ancK Legatees.
Hf said estate are hereby noticed that
Joseph N. Alexander, Administrator of said estate has v Hied his account and vouchers iu final-settlement of said Estate, ajid that the same will come up for examination and approval on the 3d day of September 1883, the same being the first judicial day of the Soptember term, 1883 of said Court, at which timo said Creditors, Heirs, and Legatees are required to appear in said Covrt, in tne Court , hpuse in the city ot Bloomington, and show cause, if 21113' there be, why said account shouhl not be approved.
Witness my name the 5th day of
of July, 1883.
JOS. i ALEXANDER, Adm.lMistrat'ori " .
rje:Io(j bao'ii sosaepny ii9i T3 sajnioid Xnuuj osoqT qnoqu 3u;qSaB dpq j4ut? 1
U feJ D a o o o W o
Ladies, iont read thia, 50O- oABif 01 punoq 8toijg ' MQU5 OT fiUUM ip y pjoiv oq) ni giqiAo -ajwaqr N'sw, we'll wager a saucer ice eream Th e above sh o's airsad v reaa You bet she'll get at it somehow, If she ha to stand on her head.
All the latest Novelties, at the
Chicago Book Store,
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: NOTICif'fiONTkAefoilB; ; Bids will be received by the ccimCouncir of the" City of Bloomington
Jndiana,' intlie God nml. chamber, at
men luguiui mueunig, tuxy ouu,i:ooi, for constructing a side walk on the South 'side of 3d street, from "Walput to Henderson treH '. Specification s for said iraprovomeht'are on file, and can1 be seen at the City Otoks ofiace. The Conamdh' Coiiil reserve the right to rect aByAnd all bids. f Contractors will observe the' following resolution adopted by the common Council. iSesoJved that hcreat?er a&'bids will be received and acted 'upon' by the common council unless the name
of the sureties who arc to sign the bond"
of the apphcnnt,in caso he is awarded tho contract, are given in tho bid. Host. C. Gkeeves City clerk, Juno 22, i'8S3.
NOTICE TO CONTKACTORS. Bides will be received by the common Council of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, in tho council chamber, tt their reguiar meeting, July 6th, 18S3, for consnructing a side walk on tho North side of sixth street from Walnut to Dunn streets. Specifications for said improvement are on tile and can bo seen at , the city eierks olfioe. The common Council reserve tho risht to reject an or all bids. Contractors will onserre the following resolution adopted by the ;0 0 m mon Coutted; Kesoived, that hereaftor no bids will bo received and acted upon by tho common Council, unless the names of tho staretiea-who are to sign tho bond qP the applicant, in cate he is a war cled' the' contract, are given in the bid.; ivOBirG. Grrevej CityCierJc.. Juno 22n0. !Ssl3.
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